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Amutiña

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Amutiña



Definitions

  1. EN: another (a) more. other; another; else. (gold)

Example sentences (3)

  • Garifuna: Abéicha wamutiña dañ le yíin hamá lurúgabu béya.
    English: They get whipped by us when they are near the beach.
    Spanish: Los azotamos cuando están cerca de la playa.
    Source: Garifuna Verified Sentences Corpus (community-hand-verified)
  • Garifuna: Ídeha hamutiña gürigiañu lun hadügünu muna audu.
    English: The people collaborate to build the house in the village.
    Spanish: La gente colabora para construir la casa en el pueblo.
    Source: Garifuna Verified Sentences Corpus (community-hand-verified)
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Cross-source corroboration (6 sources)

  • Diccionario_Garifuna
    Diccionario Garifuna — public domain.
  • Diccionario_de_las_Lenguas_de_Honduras
    *Diccionario de las lenguas de Honduras: español, chortí, garífuna, isleño, miskito, pech, tawahka, tolupán*, coordinator Dr. Víctor Manuel Ramos; Garifuna translations by Justa Aurelia Suazo. AECID/H
  • Hererun_Wagüchagu_Dimurei_Agei_Garifuna
    Hererun Wagüchagu Dimurei Agei Garífuna — used with respect for the work; full author permission outreach pending.
  • Lila_Garifuna_Diccionario_Garifuna_Espanol
    Lila Garífuna: Diccionario Garífuna-Garífuna-Español by Salvador Suazo (Litografía López, Tegucigalpa, 2011). Used for non-commercial Garifuna language preservation under verbal permission from the Su

This headword is corroborated by 6 foundation source(s); 4 are named publicly. Additional corroborators contribute to confidence scoring but are not named in this public output due to permission scope.

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